International Trade Archive » April, 2021

International Trade - April, 2021

171 articles

• COVID IP Waiver Plan At WTO Being Revised Amid 'Optimism'
• Dem Sens. Propose Arms Sale Ban For War Crimes, Genocide
• Lifting US Sanctions On Iran Would Increase Financial Activity
• Fed. Circ. Won't Lower Mexican Wire Rod Duties
• Ex-DOJ Bribery Chief To Join WilmerHale's White Collar Group
• US Embassy In Russia Slashes Services After Hiring Ban
• Commerce Must Calculate New Rates On Chinese Flooring
• US Presses China To Make IP Enforcement Changes Stick
• Apple Hit With EU Antitrust Complaint Over App Store Rules
• Forklift Co. Joins Tariff Fight As Court Pauses New Cases
• MoneyGram Settles With OFAC For 'Blocked List' Transactions
• SAP Admits To Illegal Iran Exports In $8M Deal With Feds
• Fed. Circ. OKs ITC Ruling That Bio-Rad Infringed 10x Patents
• How Gov't FCPA Hiring Practices Theory May Pan Out In Court
• US Sets Early Duties On Aluminum Foil From 4 Countries
• Biden Speech Pitches Investments To 'Win 21st Century'
• Aluminum Co. Fights Results Of 'Unconstitutional' Probe
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US, Venezuela Agree To Talk It Out
• US Needs Better, Nonpunitive Approach To Greening Trade
• Chinese Businessman Cops To Smuggling Marine Tech
• Tai Expresses Hope For Resolving EU Trade Fights
• EU Parliament Ratifies Post-Brexit Trade Deal With UK
• Leviton Gets New Patent Trial After Judge Cops To Error
• Split 9th Circ. Unravels Lower Court's Ban On 3D Guns
• Steel Parts Importers Challenge Tariff Evasion Ruling At CIT
• US Wants $330M Held By Clyde & Co. In 1MDB Funds Fight
• FCC Might Extend Security Crackdowns To Consumer Devices
• Key Takeaways From Recent Changes To TM Laws Abroad
• What OECD Scrutiny Means For Anti-Corruption In Brazil
• How SPACs Can Avoid Failed China Reverse Mergers 2.0
• The International Outlook For US Border Carbon Adjustments
• Commerce Opens Inquiry Into Indian Soybean Meal
• Fed. Circ. Says J&J Unit's HIV Treatment May Enter Duty-Free
• The Pandemic's Bright Spots For Lawyers Who Are Parents
• Huawei Cleared Over Info-Sharing With Fugitive CFO
• Food Tray Co. Appeals EU's Reduced €9.4M Cartel Fine
• LGBTQ Advocates Among Biden's National Security Picks
• COVID's Int'l Trade Impact Holds Health Co. Legal Implications
• The Domestic Landscape For US Border Carbon Adjustments
• Biden To Divert AstraZeneca Materials To India
• State Dept. OKs Proposed $1.65B Drone Sale To Australia
• Ukraine Needn't Face Suit For Destroying Auto Import Biz
• US Seizes Oil Tanker That Helped N. Korea Evade Sanctions
• Petition Says 5 Countries Underselling Raw Honey Production
• Economic Sanctions And Export Controls: A Q1 Update
• Revise Mansfield Diversity Mandates To Also Benefit Veterans
• Importers Want China Tariffs Frozen During Litigation
• House GOP Calls On Biden To Revive Green Trade Deal Talks
• Welcome To The Next Era Of The Federal Circuit
• Ex-Coca-Cola Engineer Stole Trade Secrets, Jury Says
• Cooley-Led NeuroPace Raises $102M After Brief CFIUS Pause
• J&J's Chief Patent Atty Says COVID IP Waiver Won't Work
• Transport Costs Already Factored Into Import Tax, ECJ Says
• Biden Plan Would Gut US Funding Of Global Fossil Fuel Work
• FCC Streamlines Rules For Commercial Space Launches
• Biden Kicks Off Earth Day Climate Summit With World Leaders
• Senate Panel Advances Bill Aimed At Curbing China's Rise
• Momentum Grows For Expanding Telecom Act Funding Efforts
• ITC Paves Way For Duties On Mattresses From 8 Countries
• Cooley-Led Workplace Software Firm Leads Trio Of Tech IPOs
• New Bill Targets Foreign Real Estate Deals Near Military Bases
• PetroSaudi Seeks Final Ax To Feds' $330M Forfeiture Suit
• Auto Parts Cos. Taking Volkswagen Antitrust Case To 6th Circ.
• GOP Lawmakers Introduce Bill To Ramp Up Sanctions On Iran
• OFAC Should Issue SDN Payment Licenses that Don't Expire
• US Sanctions 2 Firms In Myanmar Tied To Military Coup
• Judge Moore Will Become Fed. Circ. Chief On May 22
• Biden Admin. Slammed For Nixing WTO Critical-Drug Proposal
• Van Camp's Tuna Takes Default TM Win Against NJ Cos.
• Using Cryptocurrency To Evade Sanctions Creates New Risks
• Okla. Steel Co. To Pay $435K For Violating Iran Sanctions
• Energy Dept. Yanks Grid Supply Ban Amid Cybersecurity Push
• World IP Leader Touts Rise In International Patent Filings
• Dems Call On Biden To Nix Trump-Era Firearms Export Policy
• Trade Court Upholds Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese Garlic
• Russia Will Expel 10 Diplomats In Response To US Sanctions
• Sens. Want Expert Panel To Guide $100B Plan For R&D
• UK Gov't Wants National Security Review Of Nvidia's Arm Buy
• Importer Fined $3.7M Over Misidentified Coaxial Cables
• Businessman Avoids Prison For Petroecuador Bribes
• DC Circ. Wary Of Satellite Cos.' Bid To Escape Reg Fees
• Law360's Guide To Biden's Judicial Picks
• ITC Votes To Approve Duties On Chinese Steel Cylinders
• Hemp Machine Co. Must Take Its CBP Suit To Trade Court
• Senate Bill Would Rein In F-35 Fighter Jet Sales To Mideast
• Why The Future Law Firm Model Is Industry-Based Offerings
• White House Taps 2 Policy Vets For Deputy Trade Slots
• Chinese Steel Co. Challenges Commerce On Subsidy Tariffs
• IP Forecast: Ferring, Lupin To Face Off In Clenpiq Patent Trial
• Feds Say Huawei Defied Order, Shared Info With Fugitive CFO
• WTO Is 'Part Of The Problem' On Environment, USTR Says
• Biden Sanctions Dozens Of Russians Over Hacking, Elections
• Big-Money PE Play For Toshiba Is Sure To Catch CFIUS' Eye
• Ex-Braskem CEO Cops To Petrobras Bribery Charges
• Biden Admin. Proceeds With $23B Trump-Era UAE Arms Deal
• Carlyle's $396M Oil Loss Row With Excess Insurers Revived
• Anti-Travel Ban Bills Head To House Floor
• Judge Warns Attys Not To Be Slobs In Video Hearings
• Junction Ahead For 1st 'Major' Rail Merger In Decades
• USTR Tai Hints At IP 'Modifications' To Aid Vaccine Rollout
• Trade Court Backs Lighter Duties On Vietnamese Shrimp
• Cargo Insurance May Cover Losses From Suez Canal Delays
• Commerce Subpoenas Chinese Co. In National Security Probe
• Huawei Says FCC Shouldn't Expand Rip-And-Replace Scope
• DC Circ. Seeks Clarity On Jurisdiction In Defamation Case
• Subsidized Chinese Chassis Hurt US Industry, Says ITC
• Thought Leadership's Critical Role In Law Firm Diversity
• Trade Body Launches Probe Into LED Lighting Imports
• Trade Court Tosses Russian Steelmaker's Duty Challenge
• ITC Clears Garmin and Fitbit in Philips Patent Case
• Halkbank Tells 2nd Circ. It's Immune From Sanctions Case
• Chilean Auto Importer Plans $200M Debt Cut In Ch. 11
• USMCA's Trade Rules Are Keeping Carmakers On Their Toes
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Duty Order Over Exhaustion Requirement
• BHP, Vale-Owned Mineral Co. Files For Restructuring In Brazil
• Biden Announces Nominees For Key DHS Posts
• Korean Battery Cos. Avert Import Ban With $1.8B Settlement
• Ketone Supplement Co. Hits Rival With IP Suit
• CIT Ends Challenge To 216% Chinese Furniture Duties
• Biden Eyes Trade Enforcement In Commerce Budget Hike
• Law360's 2021 International Trade Editorial Board
• ​​​​​​​WTO Head Calls For More Vaccines To Developing Countries
• What Associates Should Consider Before Switching Practices
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 11th Circ. Won't Touch Damages In Electronics Sale Suit
• Swimming League Suit's Discovery Brawl Irks Calif. Judge
• ITC Finalizes Rule For Probing Mexican Trucking Services
• Treasury Sanctions Myanmar Gem Mining Firm
• New Bill Aimed At Curbing China Would Expand CFIUS' Power
• US Blacklists Chinese Tech Cos. Over Military Ties
• 4 Effective Ways To Prioritize Client Advocacy
• FDA Letters Suggest Scrutiny Of Virus And Vaping Products
• A Call For Greater Clarity Around SEC Cooperation Credit
• Banks Beat Victims' Suits Over Hamas Funding At 2nd Circ.
• Chinese Garment Co. Settles $20M Warehoused Goods Suit
• Former Malaysian PM Can't Intervene In 1MDB Evidence Fight
• Trade Court Upholds Duties On Chinese Nails
• Remote Law Firm Culture Should Prioritize Associate Training
• Botched FCPA Defense May Taint Conviction, 1st Circ. Hints
• ITC Greenlights Tariffs On Chinese Mower Engines
• Commerce Finalizes Wire Strand Duties On 7 Countries
• Oil Trader Cops To Role In $22M Ecuadorian Bribery Scheme
• Virtual Litigation May Unravel The Narcissistic Lawyer
• Sens. Urge Biden To Spend $3B On Chinese Tech Alternatives
• SE Asia Cigarette Row Makes Headway Despite Stalled WTO
• Swiss Bank Settles $3.6M Balli Group Fraud Suit
• Havana Docks Denies Holding Back Key Info From Carnival
• PTAB To Review Philip Morris Vaping Patent Amid ITC Probe
• Gulf Oil Export Facilities Should Be Denied, Advocates Say
• Railroads, Shippers Want Closer Look At Pending $29B Deal
• ITC Launches Trade Probe Of Chinese Snowblowers
• Protecting Construction Projects From China Sanctions Risks
• Trade Court Strikes Expanded Security Steel Tariffs
• ABA Remote Work Guide Raises Bar For Atty Tech Know-How
• ITC Has Eyes On IP Talent In Search For New Judge
• LG Loses Some Ground In ITC Car Battery Fights
• CIT Faults Muddy Explanations In Activated Carbon Review
• Biden Pulls Trump-Era Sanctions On Int'l Criminal Court
• US Installs Early Phase Duties On Spanish Wind Towers
• Lateral Hire Conflict Screening Lessons From DLA Piper Case
• Defunct Clothing Co. Blasts Move To Enforce CIETAC Award
• US, Iran Will Hold Indirect Talks On Rejoining Nuclear Deal
• How USMCA Empowers Investors Against Mexico Power Law
• WTO French Fry Dispute Stalls Amid COVID-19 Delays
• CIT Panel Wants Remedies Addressed In China Tariff Suits
• Forced Labor, Unchecked 'Corrections' Taint Keg Probe At CIT
• ITC Clears Way For Dumping Duties On Czech Steel Pipes
• Biden Admin. Refuses To Reinstate Hong Kong Trading Status
• Why ITC Must Adjudicate Redesign Patent Infringement
• Cargo Co. Says Dole Owes $1.8M In Fee Reimbursements
• Choosing A Branch Or Subsidiary For Overseas Expansion